Red-Bellied Woodpecker by CavalierLady
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Description
The Red-bellied Woodpecker is common to the Eastern part of the United States. The male has a full red head, the female only has red on the back part of her head.
This male here prefers the dead trees across the street on the next block. I haven't seen him in the live trees in my yard. It's impossible to sneak up on him, so these two cropped shots were combined.
Try Zoom for feather details. Thanks so much for your views and comments.
Comments (27)
Great shooting Maria.
Awesome.... great compo and stunning clarity!
beautiful bird and fotos. they created lots of work for me back when I was working along with squirrels
Great capture.
Aren't they beauties! A lovely pair of detailed pictures.
Perfect shots to show off his beauty.
WOW! They are so lovely looking. Love their red heads :-)
Great Shot. Two at once. WOW!
Superb capture Maria. God bless.
Awesome and very beautiful shooting....
Very nice capture.
Beautiful bird, zooming recommended....
Lovely Maria when I saw them in Florida they had Light pink Bellies!
Marvelous captures!
Wonderful capture !!!!!
What a handsome bird! Beautifully captured, I know what you mean about not being able to sneak up on them!
Oh I remember those from FT Benning , excellent images
wonderful shots
cool
Even though I lived in the States, I have never seen one of these guys in the flesh. Then again, I am probably yet to see most of the Aussie birds too!!!!!!!!!
cool twins at work! amazing and fantastic capture! ;o)
Superior job of blending together these two colorful images of the pretty little Woodpecker, shown here at work, tirelessly decimating the dead limb, Maria. I thought at first you had captured two separate birds working in tandem.
They have very striking plumage! Two excellent shots!
A double incredible photo. I can hear them in my area but no sightings yet. We are not allowed to have bird feeders in the complex that we live in!
Very inventive.
so many wonderful bird pictures in your gallery - i am speechless! great clarity in every detail... 5++
Beautiful work. Beautiful work. That's for both shots, well done, inspires bird watching.